May 31 - Jun 6, 2018

How can Cathy McMorris Rodgers portray her party's compassion when it is led by Donald Trump?

Lisa Brown hopes Trump-fueled progressive enthusiasm will turn the tides of the 5th District and sweep her into Congress

Frustrated community members and a trade association demand that Spokane County show progress in reforming its criminal justice system

Nancy Fair-Szofran, thrust into SFCC presidency following a scandal, looks to bring back integrity

Spokane offers up to $500 for homeowners who replace their lawn with drought-resistant plants

Back to square one for sex ed in Spokane Public Schools

How high should the high-rises near Riverfront Park rise?

Common Ground: Our country is built on strong communities

The Year That Was... 1998

On the Street

Leaders in Western Washington stand behind tribes as they advocate for better spawning conditions

Readers respond to an unfair portrayal of Spokane teacher Mandy Manning; plus a letter about guns

What we know about fitness and cannabis

How a North Idaho artist fell in love with nerd culture and found her path to success

June's First Friday event includes a pop-up bazaar, Volume poster show and a landscape exhibition

The Hub Tavern is a Spokane hotspot for NHL games, and a North Monroe gem all year

Very Punny: Spokane punmaster Annica Eagle hopes to grow the Punderground

Highlights from Sasquatch! 2018, Magic: the Gathering tutorials and more you need to know

I Saw You

School may be out soon, yet year-round efforts to educate kids about food — where it comes from and how to prepare it — could pay lifelong dividends

Sweet Peaks Ice Cream opens up in downtown Spokane, serving up local and seasonal flavors

A rundown of some of the titles we saw at the ongoing 44th Seattle International Film Festival

A look ahead at summer music festivals, from Upstream to Bumbershoot

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